The Scandalous Life of Enid Lindeman: The Notorious 'Lady Killmore"

[@MythicMindScape21]

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[@happygoat28]

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[@SportyOtterPop]

This new sub has a history BA (fact nerd),, and just loves your storytelling style! You have ALL my support! In fact, I shall try to show you this support, and send you some new "real tales" loving friends I have! 😀

[@Hobbitma]

Wow.i have never heard of her. What a life. Thanks for the video.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you

[@anastasiayatsenuk]

I think i only heard her name once, never knew who she was🎉

[@KohalaLover]

Thank you! Enid’s love of her children & her daughter starting an African animal sanctuary brings me joy.

[@stellamariayates3776]

Yes I thought that was an uplifting outcome and good use of wealth to do good.

[@patgal2359]

So you dont say what the dare was?

[@janisg7409]

Sounds to me she could not be without a man.

[@KohalaLover]

@@janisg7409 Many women have that insecurity. Happily, I’m not one of them. 😍

[@fuchurZero]

​@@janisg7409well, women in that times needed a provider

[@madeleine7411]

Excellent video once again. The content is fascinating, not repetitive and narrated by a person who is obviously interested in the content. I am so darn impressed! Enid was quite a woman and I enjoyed the glimpse into her amazing life. Thank you!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you for watching and for the comment. ❤

[@marysmyth8288]

The story of Enid Lindeman, left me with much wonder ; She was so beautiful , glamorous , ambitious I was happy in The end to see her surrounded by The Love ❤of her children. History is so important. Thank you for this fascinating account in biorgraphy Truth.👏 Mary Canada 🇨🇦

[@jml238]

She was quit the stand-up gal, and what a fabulous life! Thank you as always! 😊

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you, Can't believe you guessed her. I will find someone. :)

[@jml238]

@@MythicMindScape21 lol I'm on a roll!! ;)

[@mihranbobson7753]

I absolutely love your channel!!! Thank you for introducing all of us to these fabulous, brave women!!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@barbarapaige4587]

What a life - several lives in one. This story was so interesting, and told with your graceful touch. I love these stories of lesser-known women, and it's obvious you do a lot of research. Love your channel - wonderful stories.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much:)

[@brendaholliday6866]

I throughly enjoyed this video about the life and times of Enid Lindeman. She definitely lived her life to the fullest whether in love and with losses but seemingly with no regrets, period. Great investigation, presentation, backstories, and photos, too. Take care 🦋

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much, means a lot to hear that.

[@krisfenner4922]

Wow. What a life. I'm surprised there has never been a movie about her, or at least one loosely based. There's so many twists and turns and different locations! Very intriguing. Thank you for making us all aware of her. I, for one, really enjoyed this person's story.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much:)

[@patriciaalexander1061]

Wow- what a woman!!! She was fascinating. I had never heard of her.

[@OzzieJayne]

Loved this one on Enid! You might want to do one on Sheila Chisholm, another Aussie girl who became Lady Loughborough, then Lady Milbanke, followed by Princess Dmitri Alexandrovich of Russia, another tale of bed romps, Royalty and scandal.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Great ideas, I put them on my list.

[@heidibee501]

Life is not permanent. And there is no set agenda for when we will be called home. She was a woman who attracted men who adored her. That came with the possessiveness, jealousy and control. Repeat, repeat, repeat. She was strong, smart and adventurous. She loved her kids and animals. She was a gem.

[@janetpendlebury6808]

To be fair, she did give all her husbands every reason to be jealous, she was not faithful to any of them.

[@BhavyaAndrea]

Another fascinating woman. I see her as one that had a strong sense of awareness, sense of self, stayed on her chosen course with an extraordinary wisdom. She didn’t become caught up with trappings of wealthy social life. She travelled well, showed care for those without, jumped in to volunteer during the war, and raised lovely children ensuring their future comfort despite setbacks. She showed strength and courage to stay clear of addictive substances based on her experience with morphine. She accepted life and chose to live with focused responsibility. I quite like her. The wise and steady often aren’t well remembered but they leave a legacy - family, friends, associations are the better for knowing her and that’s priceless. Thank you for introducing her to us.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much, really great words. And thank you for joining Patreon, I want to mention your name in next week's video how should I pronounce your name? I know that it means magnificent :) But want to say it correctly? Would it be like Buhvya? As it would be horrible to say it wrong.

[@Lobtoy82]

She sounds like a leech.

[@kimberleyblair3392]

❤😊 Thank you!

[@MythicMindScape21]

@@kimberleyblair3392 💕

[@Cobbmtngirl]

I appreciate that she loved all creatures but she shouldn’t own a wildcat & treat it like a dog. Thanks for sharing her story.

[@mtngrl5859]

It's not a good idea to have any wild animal as a pet, but it was a trend of the wealthy in the 1920's. Cheetah's in captivity are quite shy. Fortunately, her daughter had a reserve which is a more ideal form of captivity, at least they can have a resemblance of the wild environment.

[@anastasiayatsenuk]

Yeah, i dont like that too. Luckily the laws are changing finally

[@cocoaorange1]

True, that is dangerous.

[@jeanmyers1787]

Absolutely! It seems to have been a ‘fashion statement’ at that time.

[@kacie1661]

Thank you, so much for this video. Fascinating! I would love to hear more about this "Daisy Fellows" character....friend turned foe? Must be a story there!!!

[@MythicMindScape21]

I will make a video on Daisy in the next few months:)

[@eliza2341]

Thank you, once more you captivated me. I just love your narration and find it poetic. Such interesting historical personalities. An incredible woman, indeed. 🙏🏻❤️

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you again. ❤

[@lynneewer1500]

What an amazing life this woman had. I’m Australian too and while nowhere near her class, can recognize many Australian traits that make none of her behavior seem unusual to me. I recognize a lot of my own life in hers. Thank you for bringing Enid Lindeman’s story to life. Fascinating!

[@twilightpurpleglow]

Hello hope you are well. I think Enid was an amazing woman. When it came to men: she was at the right place and time, meeting men many of us would only dream about. Status, education, wealth. Sad her first husband passed away so soon but left her with a precious son and wealth. As a young woman it's understandable she went on looking for love. Duke was really the wrong man super jealous. I admired Enid as she lived life to the fullest on her own terms. She was kind to Duke in the end, she was kind to the homeless and those less fortunate, she helped during the war, gave refuge to prisoners of war. And she loved animals dearly. Daisy was poison, but she let her criticism slide. What a great video what a great woman, I love stories like Enid: money, love, royalty, charitable, intelligence all wrapped into one. Enid Lindeman was beautiful RIP. 💐

[@MythicMindScape21]

I'm really glad you liked this one. I agree with you about Daisy, I will cover her in the next couple of months. Thanks again.

[@Trixie1970]

Another amazing woman! I would love to know how you find out about these ladies in the first place? I feel like no one I know of would be interesting enough compared to who you pick. I’m enjoying this channel so much! I started with you because I’m so fascinated by Truman Capote’s swans, and now I’m just hooked.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much. I am so glad you have been here so long. I will post a Swans compilation soon. As for finding the people, I really like the stories of relatively unknown people I am a history professor, and have always been interested in these stories. I suppose I got to Enid, through Gloria Vanderbilt, then Gloria Morgan and her sister Thelma then Thelma's husband, then his wives. So quite a long way around :) Again, thanks for staying through Swans and to now. It's been great.

[@theresaballou9401]

Thank you! Incredible story! Not buying the murder accusations. 🙄

[@MythicMindScape21]

No, me neither. Daisy Fellowes was always trying to create scandal.

[@mjaye1712]

What a thoughtful story about a fascinating woman. Suggestions Jessie Redmon Fauset, who was known as a midwife of the Harlem Renaissance. She wrote novels, essays, poetry, and articles; was the literary editor for the NAACP's "The Crisis"; and promoted and nurtured the early work of Langston Hughes (and others). She eventually disappeared from the scene, and her contributions to the Renaissance have largely been forgotten and erased. Fredi Washington, who was an actress during the Harlem Renaissance and co-starred in the original film version of "Imitation of Life." She had a long career as a civil rights advocate.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much, great suggestions. I have added them to the list for future videos.

[@nelapineiro5316]

Love this channel. Incredible stories

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you very much.

[@lolachlih3136]

What a very fascinating woman thank you for another great story❤❤

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thanks again.

[@JudyAdamson-o2b]

This is a wonderful video thank you so much! I have just finished reading the book Enid. As an Australian women I am so proud of her taking on the establishment and values of the time 😁

[@MythicMindScape21]

Great book. I enjoyed it immensely as well, so many more stories I could have put in here about her life. She was one of a kind.

[@massimosquecco8956]

Grand Dame and Grand Lady: I couldn't hear any scandal about her life, just the complications of an intelligent, defiant & responsible of herself modern woman, whose beauty and financial means fired lots of envy , not last the fact that she has been 4 times widow ( should I remember you how men treated their wives 100 years ago to clear my point of view? So it easy to understand why they thought a good husband as a dead one...). I really enjoyed your essay: you have been eloquent & to the point at the same time. This is what I liked so much about your video. As usual, of course...

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much.

[@cato1684]

She slept with an entire Regiment. Not scandalous at all. I do think she was amazingly awesome.

[@conniecharvat2500]

I love, love your channel! I enjoy it so much I tell you enough how much how you have enriched my enriched my life! I just watched about Lee Miller, I knew about her life as a photographer during WW11 but had no idea about her life prior & and after the war. Thank you so very much for all your research & wonderful presentation of each fascinating person!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thanks for such great praise it means a lot to hear such words.

[@ctsbathory8867]

I'm so happy I found this channel years ago I was looking for documentaries on cool women in history, and there was nothing. 100s on male serial killers but zero on cool welomen. Thank you so much for doing these episodes

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much. It's a great joy to make this channel and have such a wonderful community of people as subscribers.

[@BhavyaAndrea]

I had to look her up - yes another interesting life. Unsung heroes hold quiet and effective power.

[@upstatenewyork]

First woman I’ve ever heard of that was so hot that 5 men took their lives because they couldn’t have her. smh!

[@cocoaorange1]

The men were stupid!

[@joanneleadley5266]

It doesnt matter how beautiful, wealthy or intelligent a person is, deep inside is a person searching for a love that cannot be found in this world. Everyone is insecure and subject to this human condition. I find these stories very interesting. You do a good job of researching facts

[@renatasroslak1730]

How different the lives of the rich were from the lives of most of society. The poor had to work, go to church and live morally. And so it is to this day.

[@SportyOtterPop]

This was so edifying, as I had not heard of Enid before! Now she's a bit of a personal hero! Thank you for the enlightenment!

[@Northstar.131]

Yes it would be amazing never having to think about money

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you for the music.

[@hellyh6081]

A really fascinating episode-one of your best. A life of so many twists and turns, she landed on her feet so many times. I love the image of her welding in her lace nightdress!!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you very much. It really is incredible she was welding in her pajamas. I am glad you liked this one.

[@Momsaidwow]

So glad I found your channel. Throughly enjoyed this story, many thanks for sharing.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you :)

[@lisaaronson283]

Sometimes it's not only about the story, but how the story is told. You are an excellent orator and storyteller.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much.

[@Cecci-if7wx]

Thanks for another inspiring women bio. I love reading their biographies since I was a teen, gave me courage and sense of direction. I would love to see something on the life of Gabriela Mistral, a poet ahead of her time a dedicated teacher who became the first Latin American women to receive the Literature Nobel price in 1945 and traveled the world as a diplomat. Thanks for sharing these treasures with us. 💖🙏✨

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much, I have added her to the list.

[@Cecci-if7wx]

Thanks for your reply. I am so excited, How long it takes to resurge and produce a new story?? Can't wait🙌

[@MythicMindScape21]

Oh gosh, I don't know. I have such a list, and I don't do them in order. I just kind of feel like doing one on this week or next, if it is a long video it is 70-80 hours of research, scripting, editing, so I start taking notes months ahead of when I release one. Then usually a couple of weeks before I will just decide to do the final touches. Josephine Baker for example took about 4 months, but I like to make other videos in the mean time and keep extensive notes and ideas, and rework scripts; so I really can't say when it will be. If it is a shorter video, sometimes I do them quicker while I am working on a longer one. So I never really know ❤ Be patient with me.

[@JenniferBECKETT-py8vl]

I'm an Australian and I had never heard of Enid until now. Thankyou very much

[@JoTracy]

Same Such an amazing woman! All Australians should know about her

[@user-he7wb5in9e]

Fascinating, Thank You!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you too!

[@Karin77722]

Another great story... best ones are true❤

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much.

[@goldfishbrain32]

Thank you for the video. That photo of Circular Quay is amazing. And that photo of Manly, the Norfolk pines are tiny compared to the giants they are today. I visited Cawarra as a child. It is a magnificent house.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much for the comment, and for noticing. I would love to visit.

[@carolmanning8367]

I agree as an aussie it is nice to see old photos of a bygone era. My mother still living in the family home will turn 100 on the 5th November. The photos she has when young at circular quay & Bondi & other places show the change to what we have today.

[@MythicMindScape21]

@@carolmanning8367 Congratulations to your Mum. ❤❤❤❤

[@bethbartlett5692]

We came to live our Life Journey Playing in Our Passions, and to Explore and Discover. Our Desires and Experiences are for the Feelings of having them. Appreciate the opportunities and the feelings. ✨🔑✨ 💛

[@MythicMindScape21]

Nice words, thank you .

[@mairim4578]

What a life❤,great video,thank you.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you.

[@annfisher3316]

You ar an amazing creator, thank you ✌️🍁

[@MythicMindScape21]

Great to hear such nice words from you. JJ will be on Saturday the 9th. I am very curious as to your opinion on that one.

[@dionnegonsalves8188]

This channel is quite simply, addictive! & quite a few of these women featured were ahead of their time, which in my opinion gives some of them a rebel /shocking like quality, they raised eyebrows & a degree of envy, in their day. ... as it happens I love a glass of Lindemans Merlot wine.🍷 MARVELOUS! 😊

[@MythicMindScape21]

Me too. I agree, so many of them lived outside the norms of what was expected, it is why I love them so much.

[@noregrets7469]

I enjoyed your use of illusory motion at the end as well as the history of this remarkable woman who lived a life that was laid at her feet like Cinderella and her glass slipper. She didn’t need to go out and look it came to her. She took care of her children and made sure that their future was secure before her own. She met her duty to her husbands and though she shared herself with others it gave her a sense of self which avoided a lot of drama. I hope her legacy is treasured by her descendants. Thank you🌹

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you, yes I thought it worked well with her. I don't use it very often in videos, but with her over the years I really liked it. Thanks for noticing.

[@kriskairn3715]

Excellent. This channel is great. Always interesting.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you very much!

[@BradMiller-l9t]

Another wonderful video…and a very interesting lady…! You provide great narration…thank you thank you…

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you again. ❤

[@cocoaddams4502]

"People of our class --" "Your class or mine?" -- OUCH.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Indeed, Daisy was very biting with her comments, I will cover her one day.

[@lindahawkins613]

Fascinating.

[@NinjaGrrrl7734]

I'd like to suggest Beryl Markham as a potential future topic

[@barbarapaige4587]

I second this -she wrote a wonderful book about her adventures. It's called "West with the Night".

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you for the suggestion. Great idea. I have placed her on the list.

[@happygoat28]

Great channel. Thank you,.suggestion. Gladys Marie Spencer-Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough (née Deacon; 7 February 1881 - 13 October 1977) was a French American aristocrat and socialite. She was the mistress and later the second wife of Charles Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke of Marlborough.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Great suggestion, I have added it to the list. I am finishing up one on Jennie Jerome now which will probably be posted in 10 days, I will also cover the Duke's first wife at some point as well. But I imagine Gladys will be sooner than Consuela.

[@happygoat28]

@@MythicMindScape21 Consuelo Vanderbilt, fascinating too. Thanks again. Love the channel.

[@ScotJude]

It says a lot about her character that her children still loved her. Extraordinary life

[@Elizabeth-yg2mg]

And here I sit in Nebraska...

[@StellaReardon]

Marvelous ❤ Enid was nobody's fool or victim!

[@lacygray524]

A life well lived for that horrible time for women.

[@michelemooney8193]

She was horrible!

[@lacygray524]

@@michelemooney8193 I didn't say she was or wasn't. She lived her life on her terms, that was my point.

[@AnnacolleenEtters]

Why is it, when women with low morals take lovers, they're said to be "living on their own terms"? There were millions of other women, who did the same, called prostitutes, or show girls.

[@melaniegrizzard2016]

Good for her. She paved the road for all of us.

[@jswjanjan]

Just beautiful ❤

[@carolmurray187]

I loved this! I think she was a unique woman and I find a lot to admire about her personality.

[@eileenbrazil8039]

Wow, what a life.. lucky lady...❤

[@PamelaTitterington]

Excellent great to listen to I have never heard of this lady myself,but it was so interesting,I rather admire her,thankyou 😸

[@MythicMindScape21]

@@PamelaTitterington Glad you liked it. 🤗

[@kimdaffy4427]

I’ve just discovered your channel and I think I’m going to love it. Thank you.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thanks for the comment. I hope you will like a lot of the stuff we have coming up.

[@jeanmyers1787]

Absolutely wonderful biography ❤

[@cq9882]

Is it just me or this Woman chased a life where she was the winner, the victor and manipulated others, many others for her own gain. Her children took a back seat. Whilst it may have been acceptable during pre and post World Wars to behave this way, if it was anyone else many would call it for what it was. 🇦🇺😝 A story well told and certainly not dull.

[@kriskairn3715]

Her daughter was good opening an animal sanctuary.

[@maryfitzgerald4812]

I read about her years ago in vanity fair magazine. Fascinating.

[@velocitygirl8551]

Loooooved this!!!

[@SomeOne-mp6ym]

💛💛💛

[@NicetoDarceyFestin]

I always enjoy your videos. However, that's a photo of Alfred Bloomingdale whose scandal with Vicki Morgan deserves it's on video!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Yes, you are right. Thanks

[@jandutoit2464]

Please show Lees Place the house of Furness in Mayfair. Please also show La Fiorentina at Cap Ferrat. She didn’t travel with Furness in South Africa but rather in Kenya. She lived at Broadlands in Somerset West with no Rolls Royce’s but she started a large racehorse farm and she passed away at Broadlands in South Africa. Close to Cape Town. You can also perhaps do a program on her daughter the Hon Pat Cavendish O’Neill . Her house La Fiorentina was the inspiration for many decorators after the war. Rory had a fantastic eye for design and David Hicks scrapbooks start with La Fiorentina. Van Day Truex was also a frequent visitor and admirer of their home. Too much to mention here but please go over the video it is wonderful but some facts are not correct and some places that you describe there are actually photos available online of it.

[@SportyOtterPop]

You said The Earl of Derby right (Darby not Derby) Bravo!

[@MythicMindScape21]

I used to live in Nottingham right near Derby. So this one was an easy one, not like Belvoir Castle a few videos ago ❤

[@MythicMindScape21]

@@nicolad8822 Yes, I have a lisp in my speech which prevents me from saying the h sound in certain words, I explained that in the video on Lady Carnarvon. It is almost why I didn't create a channel, as I am always afraid people will mock me for that. Sorry, I try to reduce my use of those words for that reason, but had to mention his name in this video, and I knew people would comment. All I can do is apologize for my issue

[@ursulamutschler2476]

What an outstanding Lady!!! 🎉❤

[@carolmanning8367]

Intriguing, fascinating & well researched well presented. Thank you.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you

[@Charlotte---]

I know it was another era, but I loathe rich people who have wild animals as pets. Utterly cruel.

[@jandutoit2464]

She actually rescued animals. She didn’t buy wild animals. She was like her daughter an animal whisperer. Read her daughter’s book A lion in my bedroom by Pat Cavendish‘O’Neill. Her daughter wrote another book a Chimpanzee in the Wine cellar. During the war she adopted so many animals at the Battersea rescue centre. Read the book Enid too and then see if you can make an unfavourable statement about her. Her daughter also dedicated her life to rescuing animals. She died in 2019

[@MDiStefano10]

Thanks for another excellent vlog.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thanks again!

[@MireilleMassue]

well said and well done. No I think she was a role model for love of animals and courageous acts

[@mariawilson2595]

Wonderfully narrated ! bravo !

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you

[@helenstillman-dk7jm]

Awesome

[@catherinegriessel56]

What an amazing lady, dont make them like this anymore RIP

[@rima1555]

What an interesting personality.. thank you so much for this captivating documentary 🙏🏼💖✨

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you, Glad you liked this one too.

[@kriskairn3715]

Rich people have the life of dreams while the rest of us struggle.

[@katrinamoore3520]

Sour 🍇? Not rich, but also not jealous over someone’s accident of birth.

[@CarolStJohn-ev9ry]

Very interesting, what a woman!

[@fionakinlyside]

I think she was a strong woman who just had bad luck that her husband's died she never let it get her down I admire that

[@fayhart6355]

👏👏👏👏👏Thankyou

[@joanfurtiere1177]

Thank you for this very interesting video,love your stories.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much.

[@elisaesskew6954]

What a remarkable woman! I truly love that she was a devoted mother. So many times the women in these stories seem to not be interested in their children.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Yes it certainly seems that way in many biographies.

[@JJW77]

Your videos are above others!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you so much.

[@southafricandominion]

You lower your standards by referring to King Tutankhamun as King Tut. This is not a comedy show but a serious look at history.

[@user-mi7hm1qv5s]

Have a cousin who is a genealogist - she swears we are related to Enid - love that I have someone so intriguing in the family tree. Recently read a marvelous biography of her. Followed that up with a history of the Savoy in London. Another intriguing bit of history and there was the cross reference in that book to Enid being there with Duke - among others.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Yes, Enid is a marvelous book. I read it a while back as well, it is what gave me the first idea for this video.

[@stefaniekuzminski9575]

Another amazing woman! Thank you for this lovely biography!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you

[@FlowerWater]

The well known wine brand, I've never thought about the family behind it and I have never heard of Enid. Thank you.

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you too. How is the Wine?

[@carolelegault9545]

Newbie! I am an avid learner of all wonderful women trapped in an era where man was ruler. So many of them paved the way for us. I especially love Marie Curry. Thanks for your stories!

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you, I will eventually cover her and her wonderful and tragic story.

[@globetrotter5800]

Why didn't you cover her drug addiction, in more detail?

[@MythicMindScape21]

Time is limited, there is so much I can say about their lives. Some people prefer the shorter videos, if there is interest I can go back and cover them in a longer manner. But there is not much to say on it really, she had an injury and as many people in that time she began to take morphine and did for several months, when she realized it was a habit she checked herself into a facility and broke it. She also saw how Duke was dependant on Morphine in his last days, and did not want to be dependant as he was. There is absolutely no evidence she took drugs beyond that period. Daisy Fellowes was simply Daisy Fellowes.

[@kriskairn3715]

Those men were so jealous, entitled and violent.

[@onemysore6120]

Her eyes are dark and beautiful.

[@deescarantino6319]

I think she was the author of her times...

[@RideoutMr]

She enjoyed her abundance but cared for those less fortunate; she was a good mother & was loved by her children; she had a great appetite for life & took the setbacks with stride. An amazing life an amazing woman...no wonder the men adored her.

[@michelemooney8193]

You should read more about her. I wouldn't applaud

[@sonnygirl8823]

great video

[@MythicMindScape21]

Thank you.

[@nigelhamilton815]

Interesting lady.